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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-02-17

nA- | was persuaded by friend to
try Salvation Oil for neuralgia and
headache. found it a great relief
after few applications. cheerfully
recommend it TO all who likewise suf-
Ter q. H. McGee.
T. unfortunate chrome coaghers
Hs nraend ne t.meiy ase OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. . cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-02-17
the LOUIS DOR.

" Ao.9
When Lucien de Hem had seen his
last bank note raked in by the Group
ier, and risen from the roulette table
where he had just lost the shattered
remains of his fortune. collected for
this last effort to retrieve his previous
loses. he felt strange dizziness steal
ing over him and thought he was GO
ing to fall. Mastering himself. how
ever, he sought with unsteady step
and dazed brain one of the leather
benches of the gambling hall and
threw himself upon il. as-a-fex
ssAassaaz -. sss;idoiidig hS5nse in which
ne had wasted the best years Of his
youth. He realized that he was ruin
ed. lost. 1t occurred to him that he
bad at home, in one of the drawers OF
his bureau. the ordinance pistols with
which his father, General Hem. then
| simule capkain had 60 d;st;nc,;shaj
himself in the attack upon Zaatcha .
then, overcome with fatigue. he fell
into a deep sleep.
When he awoke his month was dry
and parched. He glared at the clock
The hands marked on the dial a
quarter to twelve. He was ssized
with an irresistible desire 70 breathe
the night air. Rising he strs,cbsd
himself and looked ont into the darL
ness. The snow CRYSTALS sn,rLlsa
Ill. 1;.a =.
a. ,hou IN, up
,,.;,h s P"Sse'
.L..L.5~ ~
-. Ll.,., n''
=. nm 'N pi''
noIe 80. 49,; ~, ~ ~
- t.L: ,.. ' uo"n
. :" WIG Ii"ey
A. ,b,, mo,o.. o,aD,. -,
classical Pole ooa of ,ho e.. -
,ha H. oIoI ..,t
=,
or olive arn-oanba1Tuo;onous
bleJ tLronsb his stained cr,r h.ard -.
please lend me 6ys.frano n;ooa
sir for two dsvs have No, hndcad
from the cercle and for two d.vs ,ha
seventeen has nat coms ont I,,oh
At me if vou w;I, h,, will 40, %,
head it, on the stroke On mIuu,guS,
that number does not appear"
Lucien de Helm shrugged his shoul-
ders. He had not even enough in
his pocket to satisfy this triding de-
mand, that the habitues of the place
called the Poles dollar" He pass
ed out into the vestibule, put on his
hat and pelisse, and descended the
stairs with feverish haste. During
the four hours that Lucien had been
IN the gambling hall the snow had
fallen abundantly and the street was
white.
The ruined player shivered under
his furs and quickened his pace, but
before lie had proceeded many steps
he stopped suddenly before a piteous
sight On a rude bench. placed. "a
W formerly the custom. near the
monumental doorway of a mansion, a
little girl Of six or seven, scantily clad
in a tattered black dress, was seated
in the snow. She had fallen asleep
therein spite of the cruel cold, and
all unconscious of the falling flakes
that were softly kissing her white
lips aud closed eyes and wrapping
pure white robe around her little
form. Her attitude betrayed fatigue
aud grief. and the poor little head
aud delicate shoulder were pressed
into an angle of the wall against tn,
cold stones. One of her wooden shoei
had fallen from her hanging foot ant
Was lying ruefully before her.
/ With a mechanical gesture Lucien'
hand sought his pocket, but he re
membered that a moment before b,
had not been able to find even a one
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-02-17
ALEXAN DRlA, VA

~ Seasoned Lumber and flooring kept
under cover.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19
-rA,toy. MpN'Nln Epu
IDm NOM -I-ALI-


tpeciH Dispatch 10 the Examiner.
MARLIN, juno Is. The county
commissioners court today created
theolllce of county superintendent OF
cducnlion and appointed rrot Laiti-
more superintendent The appoint
mcnt meets with general approval
Prot Welch has accepted the super
iutendency of the Marlin graded
school.
The black people are celebrating
the niugtconth anniversary Of their
freedom today. Their procession
was very crcditabIc
Rain il needed.
quite number of Marlinitcs viii
90 TO the drill at Houston next week
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

Mayor f. A.sturNs received yester
dav from New Orleans news that his
brotber had died there yesterday
about noon. Judge Joe Abbot and "A
brother of the decca,o d, who went
from lIiuoboro, 0re on their way
home with the remains AM WI f'ach
Waco on the Central train tins even
ing. on their way to lljIlsbnro, wnere
the funeral will take place ) nc
train ia due at Waco at 5:l5 p m' ne
death OF Mr. Sturgis will be matter
of general sorrow
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

Gabcrt Bros. the Tailora arc re-
cciving new spring and summer goods
of latest and finest pattcrns. Tho
Young man who orders n new suit
without calling on them makcsh miss.
They are doinga rafting business.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19
would prohibliiomrrohihitf

epec.a, Dispatch u tho hAsminrr.
DAINGERFiELp, June l8.- sheriff
A. W. owccpy, Of this county, came
in this afternoon with oates l.. Willis
WHO'S charged with seducine II IL
cnimcd that hc is the father OF the
infant found ut the door 81 Mr. A. NJ.
RYAN. Mt Cnson some time ago, an
account Of which vas sent to the
EXAMINER ~ tho time. Wills
waived examination aud his bond
was liked at $500.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

Try ogg phosphratis, the bot drink
of the season, at W. a. NlI'!a'h7o''
Il Cos.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

Tu, following 8. ur weather. report for Tine
cotton REGION for stations syrn or twenty
four hour. rudiue6p. u. june l''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19
Austin Street, Waco,

All the seasonable
goodsin demandm this
country. He has cook
stoves of all the best
makes and patterns.
and at the lowest pri-
.ces. In glassware and
crockery of all kinds,
styles and prices, Cur
tbs leads this season,
as he always does, and
his china dinner and
tea sets are voted by
the fashionable ladies
Of Waco far ahead of
all others. His fine
Bohemian glassware
is endless in STYLES.
comprising everything
done in glass. Cut
glass, also, in liInitless
variety. Of delfwart
there is a world, an(
you can tmiss. Lamps
. Of all makes from the
most costly stylish
to the plainest an(
cheapest, All manne.
of house furnishing
goods. The larges
stock in town to selec
from. Curtis has tn
d. largest stock in Cen
trail Texas, and is i,
- just the mood to NEE
customers half way.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

Leslie, the practical jeweler and
engineer does not want to be neg
lectod in these rushing DAYS of bust.
moss. lie j. ready to do all line aud
difficult work in tho highest style Of
the art and at the lowest prices.
Watch and clock repairing - special
ty. At Ambold's. Austin street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19
NE ANNUAL STATE ENCAMPMEaT
TEXAS VOLUNTEER GUARD
WILL BE HELD AT
1ZOuSTOn, Texas,
JUyE DIST TO 18Th, INCLUSIVE,

Prizes aggteg eating 81 900 offered to
all military organizations throughout
the state; also prizes for bands, drum
aud fife corp, and athletic sports a.
all kinds, Programme for the we'k
will comsis, of competitive drilling
for above prizes by twenty military
companies of Infantry, artillery, /oll'
ave, and cavalry. Grsnd dress parade
and review OF all troops held dal "
also bicycle, trotting and running
races, walng matches, and baseball
matchb ctwccn Galveston and llous.
tom league clubs. Each days cutter
tainment to conclude with exhibition
drill by the Houston Light Guards,
also grand display of fire work :,
dancing aud Grand concert by Prof
Herbs band. Reduced rates offered
by nil RAJ roads to ciyi iaus Is well rs
to military companies in the state
Excursion trains will be run daily be-
tween Houston aud Galveston. COY
Ross aud stan win be in ATTENDANCE
Ample acGommodaIons provided loI
ali visitor. ut reasonable rates. loI
further Information, address,
W. a. CHlLDREss,
General Manager.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19
SOCIETY NOTES
Nero aud rrcrc aud the ran ct the


Mere aud rrcrc aud the Iil ut the ''
Season.
ltis rumored tnst the Waco Light $
Infantry viii give nnr of the graudest h,
hops Of tive season SOM, time during +
next week. ON the eve OF their dcpar- 4
turc uc return. d
To the regret OF her many friends ,
Miss Jennie Walker, of l}ciiOn, who /
has been visiting Mrs. Il. . RNuust- {
vail during the past three weeks. re.
/ turned home last Friday. ,
/ Miss Agnes Dobbs. of Georgetown
is visiting her iricnd, Miss Rosa
king
Mr.R .. D,ckcy leaves Monday for
New y ork aud other points on -
pleasure "trip, TO b3 abscnt several
weeks.
,cvctM acqui-iuonsto Waco socirN
duiius tine IA.t week have made n
unusually lively. Among tn'm are
Mis-, Coriuno Willie. Of Calves on
NI.-c- jennie Walker. Lucy Pew ton
and luh Miller. of Bolton. Nt-, luir
'Wrun, ot Austin, aud Miss l,umn
Weir. san AUanio.
rrjde, evening ,a tN thctc-'!'ucc
, OF DuL X Il parHt. Mia, Ally Downs
gave cord party ia 70 nor ot hcr
= friend. Mi.s Coruuc NI.lc.ot Ga
IN ,,'o,n most
! ,i,f,.I,,,n ' u,"i'. - tn MI 'ur..nut
.I-'''' ,,,,,r' ,,,j .nlcr,,J refresh
. ,,.ni, dlIcd opt fin, m.n.nrc OF tine
evening aud held the guests until %
'vinrc Ni.. Xiv. mr.. .uch.. hos.
| ,ir,iJn c,t,t,,incr. md many a sim
nf rrgrr, yas hcnrd When ,hr hour of
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.
PHYSICIANS.
MM lrNNrKEa NJ n

T'TTTT
Ollce over Levine Bros, Third aud Austin
II ours at Office, ~ to Il, mornings. Residence.
AZ North Fifth, north OF bridge Hours al
esidencc, 3 ~ 5, afternoon.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

AN ACT to regulate the Hours at Labor ahd thu
employment OF Women and Children ia manu-
featuring AID mechanical csti.llislm' iits.
lr II ruA' lrd, A. Is follows,
section /, NJ irnalc MINOR under eighteen
years Ut age, male minor under ssi"rii years 81
age and no woman shah be employed m lahoruf IN
ANY manufacturing or mechanical establishment m
ths state more than ton hours In auS one day except
when II necessary 10 MAKE repairs I" pfN" tl'"
int eruption OF the ordinary fiitnng "i In MS hin
err when ililiefcnt superintendent Of thr hours
ot latur II nHule TOT tc SOLE purpose ct masking
shorter ,lly work Tor one tldy ct the week and IN
M case shall ttr hour. ni labor exceed sixty m q
wcck Aui no mali person sixteen Years amt over
shall hc So cupiDl" IS ihuvr, more than ten hours
day during ii.npnty. uiils-s hr voluntarily con
trtrt4 to ia - with the cus,nt ui lbs parents or
OF them. At any ar gt,rltii, aud ~ such elso
he hail receive estul compensation inr bis services
PROVIDED, however. ans irnatie nj eighteen year,
OF age or over, may h,AtHlls contract tor such Ia
bvt any nuuer al honr, ui cxa'sss at ten hours
per day. not cStrrlHg sip Nuirs "a Ntj gtiu week
OF sixty hours IN ANY unc nts receiving additional
compensation therefor hut during hrt minority
tho consent ct her parents, Ut ono Oh theiu, or
guardian. shall be tr,t ubttnied
Scct,on2. Every employer .iiail post IN u con
spicuuus place IN every room Hhet' such Iiei@nn'
employed. NOTICE printed an lil,,u. itf.N i.i".
stiti1S the nninl''f al haurs work y 'lnt'I ~
them uu each day 81 the weft iN- 'sii + tuW Cog
Communicating wutk ~, IT, n5,lilaL5 .. un- - uH'n
tut thinner comm u, iut attn 4 met lid Stepping
at night. tho Torn ot such PUT 4 not# sili nr
iurui.li"l by til deputy DUiaini--lnn"r at lshor
h"raiiint uiiGrl ,ti'i -ii hc approved li} the IL
tonry general And Tie employment a r1 -H'h
Itr-"u ten Il longer uHur AZ HnY iif THAN iiih 80
siAtri shah Lc ,irrnioi violation Ut section un"
unless II alipafs That surh employment ia 10 make
Ut tor 'inir iu-t an snnr pttvnns h'J - ;1 ritig
work IN consequence ut iht stepping NJ mIthucry
UPON winch -uth person Wis employed or I'D pehir
cut tor employment,
SECTION j Whoever. either far himself, or ~
superintendent, uv'ts"rr ar agent ot tiiutlier, cn
uin,. or has IA lis employment any o. rsun III yio-
inIlon OF the pruyisoha vi section one. and every
parent VI GUARDIAN who permits any minor to be 90
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Sheri6>s Sales.
ASroINErT.
December IND, 1887.

The Sh' riff sold in the Court House on
the 2nd inst, the following properties
A tract of 10 acres in Greenwood twp,
sold As the property OF Adam Wilt, decd,
in hands OF Margaret Wilt, administrator
Bought by A II. aud J. f. Wilt, for S25.-
90.
The undivided Que half interest IN one
hundred acres more or less, with house and
barn &c. in Tusc trora township, sold as
the property OF Joshua Beale. Bought by
Ellen NJ. Beaie, for $500 90
A tract OF 80 acres more or less, in Tus-
carora township. sold as the property Of
John Laird. Bought by l.. Z. Atkinson for
s6O0.O0.
A one acre lot, with dwelling house
store house, ware house, &c, in McCoys
vile, sold as the property ct John Laird
Bought by James b Henry for $4,000
A tract oil SO acres more or less, witt
house and barn, Tuscarora township,
sold the property OF Calvin Stewart t,
the extent of his interest. Bought b,
James and Joseph Dobbs, Tor 5000
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Turbett Jotttngs.

Mrs. 5. A. EOOHs Is On the sick list.
Misses Rosa and aAy Tcroett of Tusca-
rora station, visited their aunt, Mrs. J. r.
Calhoun, last saturday
Prot. " e. Ia. Groniuger and wife were the
yur ElEs Ritzman, one day laaI ~.~k-
ser.-. - N.Ihsrs spent Saturday cE the
far
Nti.- playing ball at Hertzlsr's school,
on wedns sdsy, the bat accidentally slipped
from the hatter's hand and struck Noah
Groninger, who was catching, nDdrr the
chin, cutting his neck badly The wound
WAS dressed and the boy is eonv.lcsc,ng
Sylvester Wise took TO himself, bis bet
ter half, in person OF Miss Annie Walton,
Wednesday Of last week Thev were MAJ
ricd at the Nj z. Parsonage By Rev. Ste
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-12-07
a G u E It II e d q CTION
In the Price Of the Beautiful and
Pouuiar Cabinet PHOTOGRAPH.

would respectfully call the attention
of the citizens of Juniata to the fact that /
will make First class Ca binet Photographs
at the
Low Price Of So 90 per Dozen,
during the months of November and De-
csmber, this being a reduction of ONE DOL
LAa per dozen from my usual price-j
Ali persons who desire to make Christ
uas presents TO their friends of pictures
must come during November, as, unless
they do so, on account of the rush OF pusi-
ness about the Holiday. will not be able
to get the work out IN time. All work will
he guaranteed first class. Do not put II
of single week after you read this ad-
vertisement. Come at once. Hitch up
your teams and bring In your entire iami-
lies, babies aud all.
viii still make a further reduction
where three or more in ore family get pic
lures, OF FITrr CEsrs on each doz an n-k-
each doz- OF Cabinets $3.50. Le thar
one dozen OF each person will noI 51 made
at these prices, but &C 5i'e folio s4E i9nl
pictures, Sl-50, or SIX iur $500.
! Remember, that these are extremely 'D"
| prices ald will only continue during th'
months OF Nov mbsr and December. II
! order to make good work cheap II is neces
: ,4Ty that there shall be large demand
hence if the public want good work cheap
they must all come in TO get it within
very short space of time, just as lots o
travel on rAilrood at . particular tim
Justihes excursion rates
Respectfully,
JOSEPH HESS
MIfiintown, Pa, November lst, 1887.
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Listed far Court.


The regular term OF Court was convened
ON NJ ouday with all OF the judges on the
bench, with the following cases on lie
books
d. b. Cox, Administrator of Paul Cox,
Sr., VS. James 5 Cox and Paul Cox, have
a suit about a settlement.
Elizabeth Lcouard, by her next friend,
Maurice Leonard, VS.. Samuel Leonsrd, with
notice to Reuben Leonard, assignee o
Samuel Leonard, have a SUIT about a settle.
ment.
Lewis Arnold vs.. Henry Beale, have a
suit in regard to slander.
J. b. NJ Todd vs.. j. Emery McCahen
have a suit bout trespass.
James Williams, vs. Frank JoIls, Sr., is
in regard to a debt.
). hoSard Nicely. administrator of JOS
-ph POurrOy, deceased, VS. : ,hn p. Nc
Williams. lhls is suit a. %. a claim
that the estate Of Joseph ..urroy held
| against the isrm OF DAVID \ lea tlst was
bought Al SherlfT7s sale by AcWIlliams.
| J. Howard Nicely, administrator OF Jos
eph Pomeroy vs.. David lines, is a suit Il
recover a claim of the estate of JOSEPH
Pomeroy in q farm that lines bought of J
NeVin PomeIoy, executor of Joseph Pome
roy, deceased
uenry p. Clark vs.. John W. Ailliken
This IL a suit Tor the recovery of shee
that Clark claims were disposed of By M III
! ken.
Com. vs.. Robert Il rel, fornication an,
neutrality-suspicious. Minnie J. Stewart.
Com. VS.. VIM. Lauver, fornicatiOn an,
btstsrdy- Prosecutors, overseers OF Fay
cite toSnship-
Com. VS.. Wn. b. McCahen and Leonar,
Groninger. Charge not repairing roads.
Com vs.. Anna Fogleman. Prosecution
John L. SwaIIz-.roubIe about the owner
ship OF a turkey
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phens they were serensded by the cali
thumpians, on Thursday evening, at Mrs
Wise's.
Mrs. ]. P. Calhoun was the guest of Mrs.
L. o Boyer, last Wednesday.
Rev. R. n. Campbell preached to . large
audience, in Mount Hope school house, on
Thursday evening Of last week.
A Merton Parker, who has been away
studying for the ministry, for some tiEe
past, has returned home.
ASroNErr-
DECEMBER IND, 1887
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DIED: &:

HOOPS AT her residence near East Sa-
lem. Mrs Elizabeth Hoops vile of Jseot
Hoops, died NOVemosr 4th. 1887, sged 81
years, months and 81 days
Yes sleep dear mother take your rest,
AS Christ our Saviour though; il best
To take you home with aim 20 dwell
Though We must bid a sad farewell.
We shall miss the dear mother We know
at home, at church, where'er We 60,
A vacant chair, vacant pew,
Reminds US mother IL uOtthere-
OF came TO memory words of love,
Which mother SpoSe o. rest above
And told how We shou d iAiJhful live,
And cur whole heart 10 yesu, give
Prepare u Lord To meet above.
where all l. jpy and perfect lore,
That sc may there forever dwell
Aud never bid a sad isreS-n.
DAUGHTER
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MIFFLINTowN MARKETS.
sIrrINrows. December z, Il

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
Pennsy .yania heat S9cts- Ceru % ~ 81
cts. Oags 80 10 4Octs. Lsse chickens 10 .
cts. Ducks . 10 Gets. turkeys Scts. Geese
octs. butter rs 10 3Scts. Eggs Il 10 2ocis a
dOL. CIOY,rseed st to lets Bran at ) .9
TO s2l.50. hay al Sl5 10 $40 a ton.
EAST LIBERTI, Pa, Dec. -Cattle-Re-
ceiPts, 10 head; shipments, 3Oi head; moth
ing dong, ali through cousIgnInents- Two
cars oil cattle shipped to New York to-day
Hogs-Receipts, 300 head; shipments,
$500 head; MAJ ket firm; PhIiadelphiAs, So.
7O(a)5. 80; YOrkers, s5.30(a)5.4O; commsn
20 faIr, S3.T5(a)5.25. Nine cars OF hogs
shipped 10 New York to-day Sheep-Re-
ceipIs, I6OO head; shipments 500 head;
market firm On good; bull on common al
nchanged prices.
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MASON 4 HAMLIN PIANOS.

TEE improved method of fastening the
strings of pianos, invented by the Mason
and HSmlin Organ and Piano Company .
few years since, is unquesfion.bly one OF
the most important improvements ever
made, making the instrument more richly
musical in its tones, as well a. more dur
able. and less liable to get out of tune.
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Excursion Tickets 10 CaI.fOr-
MA via Pennsylvania Rail
road.

On and after December lst, 1887, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company viii sell
excursion tickets 10 San Francisco, Los
Angeles, or San Diego, California, at great
ly reduced rates. The tickets will de sold
via Chicago, 81. Louis, Cincinnati, or New
Orleans. and thence TO the Pacific Coast by
the principal lines available at the respect
i've termini of the Pennsy lvania Railroads. IS
system. The tickets will contain an sex
change ORDER" which will be taken up al
the eastern terminus oi the trans-continental
line and an excursion ticket of tuat line
substituted therefor. Intending tourists
have the choice of the several routes, anu
different route may be chosen for the re-
turn trip 10 The point OF exchange, If it Is
selected waen the exchange order is sur
rendered.
The extreme limit of the return coupon
will b. SIX ruOutns Iron the date Oh sale as
STAN ped on the back.
The trip will be made by the regular
trains OF the lines Interested in California
travel, and the sleeping car facilities Will ba
the same usual.
Full information IN regard to rates, routes,
sleeping car accommodations, and other
matters relating to the excursions may be
procared By addressing Thomas Z. Watt,
Western Passenger Agent, Pennsylvania
Railroad, ITO Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-12-07

All persons are hereby cautioned against
hunting, cutting timber, building fires,
throwing down stone and rail fences, or
crossing fields, or otherwise tresspsssing
on any of tie several tracts of land belong
ing to the undersigned in Lack township
for persons thus tresspsssing will be dealt
with accoi ding TO lsI.
W.D. WALLS.
November 10, 1888.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-12-07
LEG.3L.
DROTHONoTARY'S NOTICE.

Notice II hereby give that the first and
tnsl sccount Of john K Ferguson. commit-
tee OF Catherine StrouD. has been fled IN
the PrnthOnotary'- Office OF JunIsta coun-
~. ami the same will be presented for con
irms;ion and allowance to the Cour, OF
Common Pl a. OF sid County, Oh TUESDAY
the 20th day OF December, A ID. 1887
wh.-n sDd where all persons interested may
attend if they think proper.
THO. H. MEMrNGER
Pro honoTrry.
Pr"th"-o' '-y's Office, Mifiliut'n, Pa, Aug
ust %, 1887.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-12-07

would inform the public that l have
now in my new millinery store ~ iny place
of residence on Water street, Mrffiintown,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
Il full stock, of Spring & Summer millinery
goods, all new, and of the latest STYLES
and having employed first class milliners
1 am prepared 20 supply the public with
everything found in q hrstclass rlillIner
store, come and examine my stock. ]
consider il no trouble 10 show goods
MRS. DEIIL.
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